AI App Generators Hallucinate Data Models with Broken Relationships and Logic
AI-powered no-code app builders frequently generate UIs that look correct but contain hallucinated data models with broken relationships, missing fields, and invalid permission logic. Fixing these issues requires diving into code, defeating the purpose of no-code tools.
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